... medical inspection. by the feeding of children. by the notification of births, by the interest taken in subjects like infant mortality. the protection of the mother. the safeguarding of the pre-natal eondit:one of the child—showed itself in. mast ngly ...

... kindness. There was no reason why even small, puny babies should grow unhealthy men and women. This question of infant mortality was a serious one, and would become even more acute in the near future. If they confined their attention to the children age ...

... The deaths of children under one year age were 137 in number, equai infant mortality rat© of 150.7 jier 1000 births, compared with average for tho previous ten yearn 181.2. The infant deaths in the Union \yorkbouse were six, equal a rate I*r 1000 births ...

... 1 . 2-I towns of offering prises to mothers for all . r.), beat Dooloca sad infants who reach their first birthday, and T 6-1; to Holt. a-e, to the decreased infant mortality which had Bal. 11-e,e-e. rr. boot been the result. He was confident (he said) ...

... importance. the fact that the infant Remarking upon mortality rate w as 152 per 1,000, as com- pared with 121 f or the whole country, he says that on the whole mothers show greater intelligence and desire to feed their infants than was former! the case, ...

... an annual rate of 11.40, as compared with 14.7 for England and Wales. Four deaths of children 'under one year gave an infant mortality rate of 85. t, compared with fat per woo for England and Wales. Thirty cases of scarlet fever were report-id during the ...

... children. • INFANT MORTALITY.—Haworth is a tex district where many mothers are compelled by force of circumstances to supplement their husband:a wars by having their children working in the milk. It is notworthy that in apite of this fa.* the infant mortality ...

... tbe previous year, and 39 during 1906. T.« mortality of legitimate infant# under one year >i age legitimate births was 12 per cent., a much increased mortality as compared wit% the previous year The mortality of illegitimate infanta under one year of age ...

... Middlesbrough 11, v. Preston. shows a distinct improvement in the matter Seder Carew v. North Onnesby 11. - ;Ca -- $ if infant mortality since the lady health West Hartlepool Av. Stockton 11. WHITS visitor, Miss Wilson. started her duties nine Norton TI ...

... He offering prizes to mothers for all infants who quite agreed with what had been already said as f® ac their first birthday, and to the decreased to the need for a number of free scholarships infant mortality which had been the resulU for the children ...

... DRASTIC REMEDY The medical officer health f ...

... the glass tube, and also ginger beer bottles and old jam jars used for feeding infants.” BABIES FARMED OUT. Another factor in tho infantile mortality of the borough—32 infants under one year of age died during 1908 out of 282 born—mentioned by the doctor ...